The NetBSD project has announced the release of NetBSD 11.0. Users can download installation images from the CDN, with specific instructions for ARM-based devices and flash-based media. ISO images are now split into CD-ROM sized and full-sized DVD options.
NetBSD 11.0 ships with open security issues. The project stated that the increase in security vulnerabilities, partly attributed to AI tools, made it impractical to delay the release further to fix all known issues. These open security-related pull requests will be committed to the stable branch shortly after the 11.0 release.
The 11.0 release experienced delays due to waiting for stable releases of third-party components. The project has streamlined its release process, but manual intervention, such as security officer signing, and network transfer times for various architectures still contribute to the overall duration. The NetBSD team aims to release version 11.1 within the next two months, which will include fixes for the current open security issues.
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The NetBSD project has released version 11.0 of its operating system, acknowledging that it ships with known open security issues due to delays and the continuous discovery of new vulnerabilities. The project plans to address these issues in the upcoming 11.1 release, targeted within the next two months.